Page 4 Advertisements Column 1

Otago Daily Times, Issue 6780, 7 November 1883, Page 4

Btlsa by Auotion. Montagu Pyn_. THXJBBDAYj Sth NOVEMBER, At S o'clock. IMPORTANT SALB. V A LUABLB LIBRARY. FinMt Editions of Standard Works, Richly Bound tn Morocco and Calf. MO N T A~G U PYM ' has received Instructions to sell tho above Hon, at his Rooms, High etreet, on Thursday, Sovembsr 8, at 2 o'clook, '- A Really Valuable Library ct Standard Works by the Best Authors, including— Cable's Works, Disraeli's Novels, Klngloke's Crimea, Dante's Inferno and Milton's ' Paradise lost (Dor 6), Dickons' and Thackeray's Novels, De Qulncey'a Novels, Scott's Novels and Poetical Workß, Brougham's '* Works, Voyage ot tho Challonger, Fred Burnaby's Through Asia Minor, Tennyson's Poems, Osslira, Moltere's Works, Canova (illustrated), Froude'a History of England, . Russia (by Wallace), Huxley's Works, * Cameos from English History, George ' Kliot'a Novels, New Ireland, Comte'a Positive Philosophy, Physical Baals ot Mind, ■- Theory of Heat, Functions ot the Brain, -- Philosophy of Existence, Science of Lan- * guage, Pleasant Ways In Sclenco, Mystery ot Matter, to., ke, &c. Will boon view at the Rooms ot the Auctioneer on Qhe day prior to and morning of sals. Catalogues in course of preparation. " * - To be sold without reserve. 7n * TUESDAY, 13th NOVEMBER, At 2 o'clock. UNRESERVED SALB Ot ENGLISH IMPORTED HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, By the best London makers. MO N T iTo U PYM has received Instructions to sell by auction, on the Premises, Newlngton (occupied by John M'Gregor, Esq.), on Tuesday, November 13, at 2 o'clock, '■• All the imported and valuable household furniture' consisting of— HALL. Gong with oak Btand, oak frame pier glass, oak ■ hall chairs, pier glass (oak frame), oak hall '. table, Turkey carpet, oak hat and umbrella - stand with mirror back, dog grate, &c. DINING-ROOM. Black oak and morocco sofa, dining-room chairs, easy chairs, largo black oak telescope table , and tideboard (with large mirror back), •■" 'very larga mirror (In black oak frame), -dinner waggon, Turkey carpet, sis: sets crimson r.p, windaw curtains, complete . sets best English electro-plate and cutlery, cut and engraved crystal, dinner, desert, *and breakfast B«rvices•i; LIBRARY. Walnut piano (by. Bud Ibach) and mv ie stool, ' double-oak writing-desk and escritoire, oak -' and leather library table, four cak arm- • chairs, two ollice chairs, six easy chairs, two walmji card tables, two large oak bookcases, largo Turkey carpet, oak and brus ■ coal Brattle, dog grato, steel fire-irons, tc, kc. ■■•.''. \ . BILLIARD-ROOM. -Fcll-Blzed billiard table (by Thurston), marking board," case (with balls, cue-jack and cues, , &c), 6-bracket Thurston's billiard ga-saller, ,'. oak -lde-tablo, .mahoginy. and morocco . . couch, kamptalicon. BEDROOM. 'Walnut wardrobe (with mirror), handsomo wal- - i*ut duchesse toilet table, cretonne couch ' and chiirs, brass French bedsKad, spring ina'lress, cieionno curtains, towel-rail, &c. Also, The furniture of spare bedroom, servants'bed-' room.", ami kitchen ut n.Us, choice conservatory fi iv.'cc, garden seats, kc, kc Catalogues in course of preparation. Will be on vii w on day prior to and morning ot Bale. * '" ' For unreserved sale. fln O. H. Spoddlng. TUESDAY, 13th NOVEMBER, At 2 o'clock. USUAL MONTHLY SALE OP GROCERIES, OILMEN'S STORES, kc, Ex Jessie Readman and Pareora. To Merchants, Storekeepers, and Others DM. SPEDDING • will sell by action, at.bis Rooms, on Tuesday, November IS, at 2 o'clock. Consignments of Goods ex abovenamed vessels, consisting of Salmon, sardines, herrings, ling flsh, pickles, vinegar, sauceß, salad and castor oils, marmalade, table jellies, confectionery, figs, "' eleme raisins, crushed loaf sugar, table salt, mustard, cayenne pepper, opsom salts, ._ cream of tartar, bicarbonate soda, tartaric . acid,, sago, tapioca, blacking, gelatine lozenges, matches, brown paper, paper bags, shop twine, condensed (milk, capers, vines, spirits, &:,, kc, kc ,A Catalogues will be prepared. fln ■ ~ Wright, Stephenson, tt Co. THIS DAY, - WEDNESDAY, 7th NOVEMBER, At 11 o'clock. At the Bnratide Yards. PBIME FAT BULLOCKS, • - Ex Go-Ahead, from Wanganui. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, & CO. are instructed to sell by auction, at tho above time and place, A X prime fat bullocks, ex steamer Go-Ahead, from Wanganui. . — Also, On account of Mr Peter Kane, Merton, 70 'tore bullocks, three, four, and Aye years » V . old—a good lot Sn ■ .'.'■. . Donald Bold A Co. - SATURDAY, 10th NOVEMBER, 1883, " \. • At 12 o'clock. . DO NAL D REID AGO. have received instructions from the Corporations of the Boroughs ot South Dunedin, Maori Hill, Mornington, Roslyn, West Harbour, and St. Kilda, to ■ell by* auction, at the Otago Corn and Wool Exchange, Vogel street, Dunedln, on Saturday, the 10th November, at 12 o'clock, TheLEASE for 14 yean of the several LOTS of •■-• .-.LAND, known ad the MUNICIPAL ENDOWMENIS, being :- -Bec .Blk. a. r. p. . 5 V South Dunedln Endowment 741 1 11 ■ 8 * V" Maori Hill „ 217 1 08 . 1 VI „ „ 8.0 2 00 5. -VI Mornington „ 680 8 20 10 II Roslyn „ 649 3 82 5- II West Harbour „ 808 8 27 * V „ „ 193 8 27 8 V St Kilda „ 109 3 18 . 4 U „ „ 881 1 8 8426 8 81 - .:. and forming a complete block ol 8426 acres of agricultural and pastoral land admirably :,. - adapted tor a sheep farm. ,'.,•-'■■' Also, On account of the Borough Council ot Green Island— , Section 7, block 111, 485 aOr 7p. The rents will be payablo half-yearly in advance, and liberal compensation will be allowed at the end of the lease* for all substantial boundary fences and land bid down in English grasses. For further particulars and terms of lease apply to THE AUCTIONEERS. * Remember I Sale at the Otago Com and Wool Exchange, Vogel etreet, on SATURDAY, 10th NOVEMBER, At 12 o'clock. 290 ';. James A. Parle and Co. SATURDAY, 17th NOVEMBER, ''- ■ At 2 o'clock. To Gentlemen wishing to Purchase Choice SUBURBAN BUILDING SITES Near the City. IMPORTANT SALB Of BECTION3 In the BELLEKNOWES ESTATE, Situated between the jAorongbs ot Roslyn and Mornington, - - J'ronting the Town Belt ot Dunedln, And within Quarter of an hour's walk of tbe chief Post-offlce. JA*MEB A. PARK & GO. ' are instructed to sell by auction at their Rooms. Stafford street, on Saturd y, November 17, at t o'clock, The unsold portions of the Belleknowes Estate, subdivided into quarter-acre and halt-acre sections, as shown on the lithographed plans, which can be obtained at the Rooms of the Auctioneers, WIDTH OF STREETS AND FORMATION. A very Urge proportion of this valuablo Property, consisting of an area of 10} acres, has been taken up io the fermatlon of streets throughout the Estate, which aro all of a very exceptional width-viz., -'' *. FIFTY FEET, formed: tail-width and metalled 20ft, which is certainly a special feature in the sale of the property, as streets of such a width cannot be found in any of the numerous Townships around Duneiin. ' ■*** ,; SITUATION. A visit to the Estate by those who are not already familiar with it, will at once convince them of its advantageous and grand position. It is unnecessary to make any,spocial mention of tha great extent of ecsoery. and charming view thi property possesses. They Cannot be surpassed. „'■ "jT ACCESS. The Estate Is within quarter of an hour's walk ot tbo town by Maclaggan street, also by tbe - Mornington aud Roslyn Tramways, ths termini of which are within five minutes walk of tbo Estate, as can be seen from the key plan. -, : TERMS AND CONDITIONa Tenni:—£2o per section cash; the balance by pro-P-tany notea at 6, 12, 18, and 21 months, bearing luterestat 7per ctntper annuo*. So S